Robin Bowers retires as Executive Director of Mission Lexington after 12 years of dedicated service
August 28, 2024
Mission Lexington announces the retirement of Robin Bowers, who has faithfully served as Executive Director for the past 12 years. Under her visionary leadership, Mission Lexington has grown from a team of seven employees to a thriving organization with 30 dedicated staff members, significantly expanding its impact on the community.
Since joining Mission Lexington, Robin has been a steadfast advocate for those in need, tirelessly working to provide resources, support, and hope to countless individuals and families. Her passion for service and her commitment to the mission have not only strengthened the organization but also enriched the lives of many within the Lexington community.
Robin Bowers
“Robin’s leadership has been nothing short of transformative,” said Nate Gibson, Chairperson of the Board of Directors at Mission Lexington. “Her dedication, compassion, and unwavering commitment to our mission have been the driving force behind our growth and success. We are deeply grateful for her service and wish her all the best in her well-deserved retirement.”
“I am incredibly proud of what we have accomplished together at Mission Lexington,” said Robin Bowers. “It has been an honor to lead such a dedicated team and to serve our community in such a meaningful way. As I retire, I look forward to seeing Mission Lexington continue to grow and succeed in its vital work.”
The Board of Directors has identified Robin’s successor as the new Executive Director who will build on her legacy and continue to lead Mission Lexington with the same passion and dedication. This announcement will follow.
About Mission Lexington
Mission Lexington is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing support, resources, and hope to individuals and families in need throughout Lexington County. Through a variety of programs and services, Mission Lexington works to empower those it serves, helping them to overcome challenges and achieve self- sufficiency.
